PDF Pattern - Carmanah Sweater | Thread Theory
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A true classic in the casual activewear wardrobe, this zippered sweater features style details that elevate it from pure utilitarian comfort to both stylish and practical. The large shoulder yoke on the front and back is the perfect canvas for a contrasting texture or colour. Choose from a partial or full zipper and a collar or lined three-piece hood for a wide range of mix-and-match styling possibilities. Add or leave off the roomy kangaroo pockets.
Instructions include high-end construction suggestions such as an attractive twill tape neckline seam finish and a lined hood. Details on how to successfully apply a zipper to stretchy knit fabric without ripples are also included.
Skill level: Adventurous Beginner - Intermediate.
Sizing: XS – 4XL
For sizing, yardage requirements & finished garment measurements, click here.
Fabric suggestions:
Self fabric: Sweatshirt knits (such as hacci knits or French terry), sweatshirt/jogging fleece (smooth on the face, brushed on the reverse), micro fleece, polar fleece, and boiled wool or boiled wool blends. Minimum 10% stretch is recommended for comfortable range of arm movement. Knits with a large amount of stretch and ribbed knits can make this project a more challenging sew.
Colour block design idea: Use a contrast knit texture or colour for the yokes and hood or collar linings. Choose a knit that is similar in weight to the main fabric.
Optional ribbing: The cuffs and hem band can be sewn with the main material or a coordinating 1×1 ribbing. It may be necessary to choose a thinner ribbing to reduce bulk if the main material is quite thick. Cuffs are included in the fabric requirement chart. If opting for a contrast ribbing, purchase same amount of main fabric and 0.4 m (0.4 yd) of 24″ (63.5 cm) or wider ribbing.